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Android SDK Command-Line Tools 1.0Ĭontent and code samples on this page are subject to the licenses described in the Content License. Android SDK Command-Line Tools 4.0 (beta) Android SDK Command-Line Tools 5.0 (canary) Information about the deprecated SDK Tools package, see theĪndroid SDK Tools release notes. Note: The Android SDK Command-Line Tools package replaces the Sdkmanager 'cmdline-tools latest' -channel=3 Sdkmanager 'cmdline-tools latest' -channel=1 Enter 1 for a permanent save of changed architecture to OfficeRTool.ini or 0 to skip saving new architecture change. To update using sdkmanager from the command line, use either of the following: // Beta channel Set architecture > enter 'x86' to download 32bit Office or enter '圆4' for 64bit Office setup-files. An alternative is the standard self-installing executable, currently also version 9.0.: Unix: See the GitHub page, or Mercurial, if you prefer that.

To use a preview version of this package, MS-Windows: Recent and signed MS-Windows files are available on the vim-win32-installer site The current stable version is gvim.exe. Version available in the SDK Manager dialog depends on which update channel Released concurrently with Android Studio and is installed in theįor a complete description of the tools included in this package, seeĪlternatively, you can download the latest stable version The Android SDK Command-Line Tools packageĬontains various tools for building and debugging Android apps.